Siblings Paula and Michael Doherty set up Medicare Health & Living in 1989 to sell and rent maternity and respiratory equipment to hospitals and homes throughout Europe.
The Sixmilebridge Mart in Co Clare, which closed in December 2009, will re-open on August 27 following the purchase of the mart from Golden Vale Marts Group by a consortium earlier this year.
Having spent years in fashion and beauty journalism, Liz Dwyer decided to branch out and do more than just write about grooming tips and tricks.
The lack of skilled Irish workers is more of an disincentive for multinational investment in Ireland than getting rid of the tax rate.
An Irish wool-manufacturing business has won an award for its handcrafted items, less than a year after starting the range.
Unemployment may have risen to 14.3 per cent in July but, for many in the hotel and restaurant sector, it’s a lack of applicants for jobs, rather than a surplus, that’s causing problems.
An independent theatre company has enlisted the help of famous actors, authors , broadcasters and playwrights to counter the withdrawal of annual state funding, Dublin-based company Gúna Nua has drawn on their support for a fundraising drive, beginni
Two online interior design businesses, Design Classics and Lighting & Living, are teaming up to open a new showroom in Dublin this week.
Sarah Gough didn’t have to look too far for inspiration for her new speciality honey range, having grown up in a family of food entrepreneurs.
An Irish inventor is preparing to launch a water filtration system that he claims will be a major step forward inthe delivery of clean water for commercial and humanitarian uses.
Consumers around the world will soon know the exact origins of fish, kosher meats and even the mince in their burgers, thanks to technology developed by a Dublin firm.
Healthcare entrepreneur Fergus Hoban is opening the doors today on his latest project, a multimillion-euro public garden called The Garden, in Ballintubbert, Co Laois.
All of south Somalia may be in a famine situation within two to three months, the chief executive of aid agency Concern has warned.
